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Clearpath Small Incision

I. Paul Singh, MD

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This is a video describing a new small incision glaucoma nonvalved drainage implant surgery using the Clearpath Tube. Due to the flexible material, the plate can be folded and placed under the tenons through a 3- or 4-mm conjunctival incision. The suture islets are anteriorly placed on the plate, which makes it more accessible and allows for a smaller incision.

Posted: 2/25/2020

Keywords:

Glaucoma Drainage devices

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Clearpath Small Incision

I. Paul Singh, MD

This is a video describing a new small incision glaucoma nonvalved drainage implant surgery using the Clearpath Tube. Due to the flexible material, the plate can be folded and placed under the tenons through a 3- or 4-mm conjunctival incision. The suture islets are anteriorly placed on the plate, which makes it more accessible and allows for a smaller incision.

Posted: 2/25/2020

Keywords:

Glaucoma Drainage devices

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Monisha M. Vora

6 years ago

This is great! Can't wait to try your technique out. Thanks Paul.

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